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Title Fruit flies lose their virginity lightly – and then become choosy Degree of recognition National Media name/outlet Science LinX News Media type Web Country/Territory Netherlands Date 29/06/2021 Description Mate choice is important for females, who often invest much more energy in offspring than males. However, being too selective is a bad idea, as they might end up not mating at all. Biologists have wondered for a long time how females optimize their chances. Scientists at the University of Groningen have performed experiments with fruit flies that reveal the explanation: mating induces a behavioural change in female flies that makes them more choosy than when they are virgins. The results were published on 21 June in Nature Ecology and Evolution. URL https://www.rug.nl/sciencelinx/nieuws/2021/06/fruit-flies-lose-their-virginity-lightly-and-then-become-choosy Persons Jean-Christophe Billeter, Philip Kohlmeier, Jenke Gorter Title Fruit flies lose their virginity lightly – and then become choosy Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Bioengineer.org Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 29/06/2021 Description Mate choice is important for females, who often invest much more energy in offspring than males. However, being too selective is a bad idea, as they might end up not mating at all. Biologists have wondered for a long time how females optimize their chances. Scientists at the University of Groningen have performed experiments with fruit flies that reveal the explanation: mating induces a behavioural change in female flies that makes them more choosy than when they are virgins. The results were published on 21 June in Nature Ecology and Evolution. URL https://bioengineer.org/fruit-flies-lose-their-virginity-lightly-and-then-become-choosy/ Persons Jean-Christophe Billeter, Philip Kohlmeier, Jenke Gorter Title Fruit flies lose their virginity lightly - and then become choosy Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet EurekAlert! Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 29/06/2021 Description Mate choice is important for females, who often invest much more energy in offspring than males. However, being too selective is a bad idea, as they might end up not mating at all. Biologists have wondered for a long time how females optimize their chances. Scientists at the University of Groningen have performed experiments with fruit flies that reveal the explanation: mating induces a behavioural change in female flies that makes them more choosy than when they are virgins. The results were published on 21 June in Nature Ecology and Evolution. URL https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-06/uog-ffl062921.php Persons Jean-Christophe Billeter, Philip Kohlmeier, Jenke Gorter Title Fruit flies lose their virginity lightly – and then become choosy Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Scienmag - Science Magazine Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 29/06/2021 Description Mate choice is important for females, who often invest much more energy in offspring than males. However, being too selective is a bad idea, as they might end up not mating at all. Biologists have wondered for a long time how females optimize their chances. Scientists at the University of Groningen have performed experiments with fruit flies that reveal the explanation: mating induces a behavioural change in female flies that makes them more choosy than when they are virgins. The results were published on 21 June in Nature Ecology and Evolution. URL https://scienmag.com/fruit-flies-lose-their-virginity-lightly-and-then-become-choosy/ Persons Jean-Christophe Billeter, Philip Kohlmeier, Jenke Gorter Title Fruit flies lose their virginity lightly - and then become choosy Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet 7thSpace Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 29/06/2021 Description Mate choice is important for females, who often invest much more energy in offspring than males. However, being too selective is a bad idea, as they might end up not mating at all. Biologists have wondered for a long time how females optimize their chances. Scientists at the University of Groningen have performed experiments with fruit flies that reveal the explanation: mating induces a behavioural change in female flies that makes them more choosy than when they are virgins. The results were published on 21 June in Nature Ecology and Evolution. URL 7thspace.com/headlines/1600888/fruit_flies_lose_their_virginity_lightly___and_then_become_choosy.html Persons Jean-Christophe Billeter, Philip Kohlmeier, Jenke Gorter Title Fruit flies lose their virginity lightly - and then become choosy Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Science Codex Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 29/06/2021 Description Mate choice is important for females, who often invest much more energy in offspring than males. However, being too selective is a bad idea, as they might end up not mating at all. Biologists have wondered for a long time how females optimize their chances. Scientists at the University of Groningen have performed experiments with fruit flies that reveal the explanation: mating induces a behavioural change in female flies that makes them more choosy than when they are virgins. The results were published on 21 June in Nature Ecology and Evolution. URL https://www.sciencecodex.com/fruit-flies-lose-their-virginity-lightly-and-then-become-choosy-676575 Persons Jean-Christophe Billeter, Philip Kohlmeier, Jenke Gorter